Sentence examples for word contradiction from inspiring English sources

Most paradoxes — but not all — involve contradictions; for such cases, we often use the word "contradiction" as well.

In other words, contradictions and inconsistencies are, in fact, inherently systemic in the sense that they are generated by a body of propositions each adopted arbitrary for this or other reason, and the systemic knowledge ultimately lacks reliable and coherent foundations.

In other words, the contradictions now on display may just facilitate a much-needed debate on the case for immigration.

"The very word is a contradiction".

In other words a complete contradiction.

Thus, this method using IDs could constitute an integration of the advantages of the aforementioned approaches considering that it assesses conflict in a way which is not based in the explicit wording of a contradiction or conflict by the interviewees but by means of more implicit associations among their specific self-generated goals (personal constructs).

Thenomark]The word "contraction" occurs throughout the article, where "contradiction" might be intended.

In other words, there is no contradiction between entry regulation and use of competitive tendering, even in small markets such as the taxi industry in general.

In other words, there is a contradiction between the messages pointing to the beneficial effects of exercising by cycling to work and those highlighting the adverse health effects of traffic-related air pollution [ 18].

In contradiction to the words of the Bible, Janes was a prophet honoured in his own country.

Poincaré's often quoted structuralist Credo that in mathematics the word "exist" means "exempt from contradiction" (1902: 70; 1913b: 61; 1905c: 819), must be seen under a non-Hilbertian light.